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01 August 2007, Volume 26 Issue 4
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Orignal Article
“Left Wing” Literary Spirit and Bottom Writing
BAI Liang
2007, 26(4): 34-38.
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“Left Wing” literature is the most fundamental and valuable spirit that goes on in the course of modern literary development.In the wake of the gradual accumulation of academic practice and the continuous expansion of acedemic visual field, not only does the “Left Wing” literary movement show a brand-new and more complicated time and literary background, but also a spiritual value tradition in “Left Wing” literature, which should not be trifled with,appears and continues in many literary works of the new century, which,in its “hetero” voice concerns itself with and severely criticizes the reality, extends profound sympathy for the life and existence of the bottom people, attracting researchers’ attention to its unique value and significance.
Evolutionism and Liang Qichao’s Literary Revolution
ZHUANG Gui-cheng
2007, 26(4): 39-43.
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Never was there the version of “revolution” in the history of Chinese literature before the late Qing Dynasty. Why did Liang Qichao shout the slogan of the revolution of “three circles” in the late 19th and at the beginning of the 20th centuries ? It was because the influence of evolutionism from the west. The spread of evolutionism to the Orient made Liang Qichao shape his world outlook while his theory of literary revolution was its direct product.
Comparison Between Confucianism and Chivalry
ZHAO Yan-Ling
2007, 26(4): 87-89.
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Confucian and chivalrous cultures are typical of Chinese culture.In comparing them people will find that they are interlinked in “holiness”,“righteousness”,“courage”,“wisdom” and “benevolence”, while they are different in “group and individuality”,“the rational and the perceptional” and “morality” and aesthetics.As a result of the collision and integration in long history,they become assimilated to each other, such makes it possible to design a new ideal life.